Ask a girl anything?

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by grimlock

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Ok...here goes nothing.

Biorin FUQ U.

No seriously. Please? May I?

Did I do this right?

To interject,
'please' and 'fuq u' in the same sentence will never get u anywhere..

just sit down, face the girl, and remove pants
girl should know what to do next

Look at you Casanova,

You've changed.

grimlock · 03-23-2016, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Look at you Casanova,

You've changed.

Haha.. so have you! nice car

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by grimlock

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Look at you Casanova,

You've changed.

Haha.. so have you! nice car

Im not a trouble maker anymore

I'm a good boy now.

Thank you

she's pretty.

How are you friend?

grimlock · 03-23-2016, 03:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Im not a trouble maker anymore

I'm a good boy now.

Thank you

she's pretty.

How are you friend?

Alright, just chillin, working on myself.. trying to understand women

r u in australia or smthing?
hows thing's going with the ladies?

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by grimlock

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Im not a trouble maker anymore

I'm a good boy now.

Thank you

she's pretty.

How are you friend?

Alright, just chillin, working on myself.. trying to understand women

r u in australia or smthing?
hows thing's going with the ladies?

Nah I was only there for a project months ago.

Currently in downtown Long beach (SoCal)settling into my new place. Coming along nicely so far, just bought all i needed for my living room/dining room area.

I've given up on understanding women. I just ask "bone or no?"

About 50% closure rate.

Lups · 03-23-2016, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

OK - a for real "Ask a girl" question for Lups Biorin bimmette and Sara504 (and any other females that brave these here parts). In light of the dbag dude from Indian Wells' recent comments, we had some interesting conversations at home about sexism. So, my question is about what you guys think the real damaging sexism is in American society. (Feel free to expound on it in relation to other countries, if you so desire *looks at bimmette and lups*) I mean, we think about the overt sexism of guys like this - who say it out loud. Then there is catcalling and general objectification. Then there is the more "soft" sexism of marketing and advertising. Then there are things that could be considered "self-inflicted" like the ... I never even say their names ... Kardashians. Although some find that empowering - using their sexuality and exploiting the societal double standard to their benefit. I am curious what you four - who are all different to each other but share some interesting commonalities - think about this. Which form of sexism (even if I didn't mentioned it here) do you think is most damaging to women (or girls as they develop into women)?

When I moved there it was a huge shock that I was expected to need a man to do decisions. "go get the hubby and we'll work out the technical details" in a car dealership was about the first time in my life I was left speechless. When I went to buy laptops, I got asked if I want to consult my hubby first before buying.

I'm not much of a feminist. I don't know who kardashians are, but I'm not a big fan of double standards. I think women are the biggest enemy of women and nowadays I avoid members of my sex like nothing else. Every female friend I've ever had have enjoyed the same hobbies of backstabbing and gossip and though men are not much better, I have a well trained group of friends who say things to my face rather than to a third party.

grimlock · 03-23-2016, 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Nah I was only there for a project months ago.

Currently in downtown Long beach (SoCal)settling into my new place. Coming along nicely so far, just bought all i needed for my living room/dining room area.

I've given up on understanding women. I just ask "bone or no?"

About 50% closure rate.

when your looks fade and hopefully you'll never become poor..

nice.. def mature for a mid twenties guy, i can see how u have a 50% closure rate

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by grimlock

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Nah I was only there for a project months ago.

Currently in downtown Long beach (SoCal)settling into my new place. Coming along nicely so far, just bought all i needed for my living room/dining room area.

I've given up on understanding women. I just ask "bone or no?"

About 50% closure rate.

when your looks fade and hopefully you'll never become poor..

nice.. def mature for a mid twenties guy, i can see how u have a 50% closure rate

If it were up to me- id just have a tv and couch.

But one of my best friends (gay, interior designer for a living) decided to help out a bit. He said "you need to feel at home when you get here. You're not young anymore"

grimlock · 03-23-2016, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

If it were up to me- id just have a tv and couch.

But one of my best friends (gay, interior designer for a living) decided to help out a bit. He said "you need to feel at home when you get here. You're not young anymore"

Gay friend did u a big favor

you're still young, compared to me, use it wisely, it never comes back

jtodd_fl · 03-23-2016, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Lups

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Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

OK - a for real "Ask a girl" question for Lups Biorin bimmette and Sara504 (and any other females that brave these here parts). In light of the dbag dude from Indian Wells' recent comments, we had some interesting conversations at home about sexism. So, my question is about what you guys think the real damaging sexism is in American society. (Feel free to expound on it in relation to other countries, if you so desire *looks at bimmette and lups*) I mean, we think about the overt sexism of guys like this - who say it out loud. Then there is catcalling and general objectification. Then there is the more "soft" sexism of marketing and advertising. Then there are things that could be considered "self-inflicted" like the ... I never even say their names ... Kardashians. Although some find that empowering - using their sexuality and exploiting the societal double standard to their benefit. I am curious what you four - who are all different to each other but share some interesting commonalities - think about this. Which form of sexism (even if I didn't mentioned it here) do you think is most damaging to women (or girls as they develop into women)?

When I moved there it was a huge shock that I was expected to need a man to do decisions. "go get the hubby and we'll work out the technical details" in a car dealership was about the first time in my life I was left speechless. When I went to buy laptops, I got asked if I want to consult my hubby first before buying.

I'm not much of a feminist. I don't know who kardashians are, but I'm not a big fan of double standards. I think women are the biggest enemy of women and nowadays I avoid members of my sex like nothing else. Every female friend I've ever had have enjoyed the same hobbies of backstabbing and gossip and though men are not much better, I have a well trained group of friends who say things to my face rather than to a third party.

This would leave me speechless too. You should just school them on cars (like most of us here could to most sales guys) then, after shaming if, ask if his wife is available. Haha. That would be awesome. Sorry America treated you that way. Do the Finnish have a generally different attitude?

Verbiage · 03-23-2016, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Nah I was only there for a project months ago.

Currently in downtown Long beach (SoCal)settling into my new place. Coming along nicely so far, just bought all i needed for my living room/dining room area.

I've given up on understanding women. I just ask "bone or no?"

About 50% closure rate.

What a beautiful place you have!

Axius · 03-23-2016, 07:27 AM

Bachelor pimp pad. 8)

V2.0 · 03-23-2016, 07:50 AM

Good morning Mr Axius.

Axius · 03-23-2016, 08:45 AM

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Good morning Mr Axius.

Good morning sir, how are you?

V2.0 · 03-23-2016, 09:16 AM

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Good morning sir, how are you?

Good and you?

Verbiage · 03-23-2016, 09:20 AM

Seriously?

Axius · 03-23-2016, 09:28 AM

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Good and you?

That's good. I'm good. 4 day week. Tomorrow is Friday.

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Verbiage

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Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Nah I was only there for a project months ago.

Currently in downtown Long beach (SoCal)settling into my new place. Coming along nicely so far, just bought all i needed for my living room/dining room area.

I've given up on understanding women. I just ask "bone or no?"

About 50% closure rate.

What a beautiful place you have!

Thanks!

It's a little smaller than what I've been in before (it's 1600 Sq ft) but it's a loft- and nice downtown views, and I've realized these last few days- it's so much easier to keep clean!

Verbiage · 03-23-2016, 10:06 AM

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Thanks!

It's a little smaller than what I've been in before (it's 1600 Sq ft) but it's a loft- and nice downtown views, and I've realized these last few days- it's so much easier to keep clean!

I HATE cleaning my house.

1MOREMOD · 03-23-2016, 10:08 AM

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I HATE cleaning my house.

Hire a hot maid

Mr.SugarSkulls · 03-23-2016, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Verbiage

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Thanks!

It's a little smaller than what I've been in before (it's 1600 Sq ft) but it's a loft- and nice downtown views, and I've realized these last few days- it's so much easier to keep clean!

I HATE cleaning my house.

I hate washing the dishes.

While I own real sets, they're just for show. I only use paper plates/utensils/cups.

Vodka and water in Fridge. True bachelor status

Verbiage · 03-23-2016, 10:13 AM

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Hire a hot maid

Been there done that overrated.

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I hate washing the dishes.

While I own real sets, they're just for show. I only use paper plates/utensils/cups.

Vodka and water in Fridge. True bachelor status

Ha! Talk about only the essentials.

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